"Smidgins" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Smidgins" Meaning

Small bits or quantities, often used figuratively to mean something that is insufficient or barely enough.

"Smidgins" Examples

1. I spent the last of my pocket money on ridiculous, inexpensive trinkets like those smidgins she had been eyeing.

2. It won't cost that much; just a smidgin over a dollar for each of these bird feeds.

3. She could hardly afford anything fancy, and so was content with buying such smidgins as 50-cent packages of fresh chocolate-covered pretzels for the trick-or-treaters.

4. It could only be a smidgin of onion left over from last week's groceries, and yet it dominated the flavors in the entire casserole.

5. He put out all his savings to win the bet on the horses and those few pounds' worth of potential change was just a smidgin of what it will cost to replace the smashed windscreen.